Survive five nights with Shrek
In terms of premise, 5 Nights At Shrek's Hotel is far from original. It even borrows the five nights survival period used in a different video game franchise. Once you check into your hotel room, the chase soon starts. Hide in other rooms and try to outrun Shrek. Should he capture you, depending on what night you’re in, you might meet your end or get a chance to redeem yourself.
One point of contention in this game, though, is its graphics. Both the scary and the funny part comes from how it designs the main character: Shrek. There are instances where he looks like a low-quality copy while in other parts, his face is madly contorted into a nightmare-inducing image. There are also awkward references to the film franchise-and it is up to you to discover them throughout the hotel.
There are also a lot of secrets such as rooms, passageways, and items that can help you. The seemingly plain design of the hotel itself actually serves a purpose, and that is to confuse players. Repeating wallpaper patterns make it easy for players to miss narrow alleys and interactive objects. Also, a little warning for photosensitive players because of its jumpscares and sudden light flashes.
Weirdly scary, awkwardly funny
If you’re used to jumpscares and time-pressure quests, 5 Nights At Shrek's Hotel is a good entry to check out. Granted, its overall concepts are not original but by using a beloved pop culture icon, it manages to come up with a truly unsettling game experience. If you’re looking to challenge yourself with a green unfriendly ogre on your heels, feel free to check this one out.
23 авг 2024
